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-- what is robert de niro have? i've not met like this, though -- >> greg: you diagnosed me over the phone. >> those over the phone, though. we had several different phone calls. >> greg: and was over a rash which was amazing. [laughter] >> but he did do one thing that was symptom of -- symptom logically delusional which is this paranoia that the payback trump is going to come around people -- that is a delusion. we've already had a presidency where he did not do that. i mean in what world would be possible for him to -- anything like that, doesn't even make sense, that's delusional. that was fascinating though is that how people do react to him like what you were sitting on the people -- they have these extraordinary reactions to donald trump that i frankly it's mysterious to me mark. >> greg: all i can figure is some kind of protection -- protection -- just got to be something in them that there was wanting to in trump rings out. >> greg: remember i was talking to a buddy of mine who said he just hated trump and i

robert de niro whose acting talents have greatly diminished. our country. now in all fairness to the former president, is that true? do you to use a teleprompter when speaking about president trump? or are you able to just kind of riff on your thoughts on him? [ laughter and applause ] >> yeah. i -- he's so [ bleep ] stupid. [ cheers and applause ] i mean, look at the lame, inane things he said. he's so stupid, he can't even say anything clever. he is a [ bleep ] moron! [ cheers and applause ] but he is a scary one. in all seriousness, and we know it here, people have to get out and vote and vote and vote and vote. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: do you think he pretends to be dumber than he is to confuse people? >> no. i don't think so. >> jimmy: why do you think -- i'm curious why, would you guess -- there is a big group of people in this country who believe that he cares about them. >> i am totally dumbfounded, baffled by that. i can't understand it. and it's a thing that we've seen over, you know, decades and decades. he is a -- what's it

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acting opposite legends leonardo dicaprio and robert de niro, gladstone gives an outstanding performancellie burkhart, a real life native american woman who sees greedy white men trying to get their hands on oil rich osage nation land. why did you come here? she is seen as the heart and soul of the film with a screen presence that really lingers in the mind. i ought to kill these men who killed my family. i love everyone in this room right now. portraying mollie burkhart saw lily gladstone win a golden globe as well as earn an historic oscar nomination that has set her on the path to movie stardom. hello. hello, lily. tom. very good to meet you. welcome to london. thank you so much. shomikasi. that's how you are. i don't know what you said, but it must have been indian for " handsome devil. " they laugh i really love watching you acting. there's something quite magical about what happens between you and the camera. and it's interesting. i mean, you're not a wildly kinetic actor. you really convey a lot by stillness. is that kind of conscious on your part? a lot of it depends on the chara

and he's living with his dad, who bob de niro plays.our first choice. so, you know, these things usually you send out a script to a star like that, and it takes months to get an answer. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> and i think 48 hours after i'd sent josh, his agent, the script, it was like, "bob wants to engage. he's interested." so, bobby cannavale and i were both in l.a., and we go to meet with bob, you know. so, at that first meeting, we were both like trembling. >> jimmy: we're making a movie. now it's real. >> and it was real. so then it was like, "oh, god, we have to get the money together, and pull it together." >> jimmy: once he comes in, now it's a real movie. >> yeah. >> jimmy: then you reunite with your "ghost" co-star, whoopi goldberg. >> whoopi goldberg is in it. >> jimmy: what was that -- she's also one of my faves. >> isn't she the best? no, whoopi -- this is hilarious. because you know, bobby and i were talking, "whoopi would be perfect for this." so, i emailed her. and i said, "i have this project and it's with bobby cannava

let's move, naft niro club, which consists of a number of experts in the oil and energy industries , in fact, i mean electricity, in addition to university professors. as a think tank of the energy industry, now electricity and oil are conducting meetings and in the first congress every year, this year is the ninth oil and gas congress. i will show you some examples. you will understand much sooner than you thought that the world has a transportation industry , which means that electricity must be provided for them. instead of these petrol and diesel sales stations , electric charging stations should be created for cars, so what will be the form of electricity supply ? fossil fuels in the world are going to last a long time. it will have and it is a pity that it will be used as fuel. well , it can extract many very useful substances from it. what will be the replacement of these? also, it will be consumed in normal years. thank you mr. yasuddin for your companion and explanation. let's watch the news section at 7 o'clock. after the news , i will continue the program with you. in the

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to celebrate the tenth anniversary, you'd like to hear my de niro impression?light laughter ] sorry, i only do "killers of the flower moon" de niro now [ laughter ] come on, trump's broke, let's have some fun. so they're just saying it out loud the supreme court is a partisan institution that is there to protect trump and do his bidding. which, of course, undercuts the supreme court's self-styled image as an independent arbiter of the law justices have long sought to appear as though they're above the fray of party politics they pretend they're just judges, not politicians, which we all know is ridiculous. and look, i get it we all have stuff we lie about at our jobs. for example, i have to act like i've enjoyed everything my guests are here to promote even when i get called out on it on my own show. >> i love watching you interview people so much just to see -- i can see it. it's such a suppressed glint in your eye of "well, congratulations. [ laughter ] >> seth: how dare you! don't give up the game [ light laughter ] >> "shazam 2" looks great! >> seth: no, no

. >> he was interviewing robert de niro i can't even blame the nero because you're going to ask de niroounds like the guy from being there talking about the garden tried to talk about politics. >> greg: that movie does not stand up. >> these people don't know who peter sellars is. >> greg: already talking the audience is it because of the ball joe? >> it was, that's all i was thinking about here what i call a million hair, your privileged. >> greg: i'm doing alright, look at this, it's great, and this is real unlike jesse, do you think it is the priorities that lead us to this dark place. >> well congratulations on your hair or whatever. >> greg: thank you. >> also something that was brought all is he placed it on overreaction in terms of policy in response to crisis which was the whole covid thing especially and a lot of the centralization of power and that to me is something that i seem to think about more than a lot of other people do which is we focus so much on which specific people are going to be in power and in my view not enough on how much power those people have because, than

niro is working powerfully, increasing knowledge, 100. whoever put this on his work list, i vote for him and i agree , this single child is really harming us . i think it was 73 and 74 that single child they spread the word here, and i can achieve their wishes , but i am against this , if the economic conditions are less suitable. a lot of that stress and that anxiety that may exist in couples , well, it can be solved, besides that, they can actually provide a series of facilities, not simply, not simply, for example, they say that an increase in births will actually happen, but none in fact. if you don't mind , this is definitely everywhere in the world, that is , it is not only related to our country, but the problem here is that it must be prepared before the infrastructure is built. definitely, the conditions should be provided, except for the expenses, which are beside the wall those whose hands reach their mouths, may god give them many children, i will give them someone who is actually in favor of this, in fact, supports the youth

from shiraz, yes, now your work has increased in the past few days, not too much, especially since niro shaaban, since then baj has increased, which is a busy member of the company, compared to people's willingness to send postal packages and buy online business. we were a bit surprised, as the saying goes, but fortunately, by mobilizing all our abilities in the national post company , we were able to increase the speed of work by using new technologies. this increase in traffic has taken a lot of power from us well, we use intelligent systems to respond to the problem by using the capabilities of our colleagues in terms of human resources . it's getting cold , it's being placed in its own shot , it's being loaded, it's being sent , it's going, it's from chahar bakhtiari, it's from 11th, it's from nash, that one, iraq, it's from dastim, isfahan, it's going up like this. observance of some cases by people do not interrupt the post work. now , the houses are mostly single-family houses . we have low-floor houses. it enters the mailboxes, and this number increases in the last days of the y

be a shortage, then what should we do , we can't bring it from abroad, when the population is young niro is working powerfully, increasing knowledge , 100 whoever put this on his work list , i vote for him and i agree. they popularize single-childhood here, and their wishes are met , but i am against this, if the economic conditions are less suitable, well, that is a lot of stress and anxiety. the one that may exist in couples can be solved. they should actually provide the facilities, not just , not just, for example, say that the increase in births will actually happen, but there will be no help in fact . this is definitely the case everywhere in the world. to be ready , the conditions must be provided, except for the expenses, but those who can afford it, children. god bless them, i will give them someone who actually supports the youth law how to make decisions about various issues such as population policies depends on the decisions of those whose names come out of these funds. how many people in your family were or are eligible to vote? this is why i am saying that since this morni

local residents say niro. if the zionist security forces suspect any palestinian car , they immediately shoot it or deal with it . palestinian statistics center announced the settlements the newly established zionist settlement has confiscated more than 40% of the palestinian lands in the west bank. the minister of internal security of the zionist regime explained this after the al-aqsa storm operation. by attacking palestinian lands, the settlers steal their livestock and destroy their property. palestine statistical center meata announced that at the same time as the zionist military invaded gaza, more than 400 palestinians and 4450 people were martyred in the west bank. were injured also, more than 7 thousand palestinians under the pretext of supporting the resistance in gaza by the zionist forces was arrested. the retired general of the zionist regime has declared. this regime lost the war against hamas in the gaza strip. ishaq bariq said that what is happening in the gaza strip and the northern borders wi

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in 1401, the limit of the plan was to reduce the cash flow of niro by 10 points.proach was also followed in 1402, but the target was lower . the target of cash growth was set at 25%. finally , according to the measures taken by the central bank in march adopted liquidity rush based on the information i have for 27 12 compared to the end of esfanda to esfanda 1401 256. the existing policies have created financial restrictions for producers, because after all , you have high spending of money, you have 40% inflation, now you have 40% or according to a story above 6% economic growth, which means above 456 , your economy wants more money, but you you are locking 25% of this, so what does this mean, you are depriving a lot of people from financing the limit that the central bank uses tools such as gam bonds and factoring seeks to compensate for this amount of about 150 thousand billion tomans this year. actions that do not end here and the central bank has still put the policy of controlling the growth of liquidity and reducing the inflation rate to 20 percent in its p

he was interviewing robert de niro. yeah. can't even believe>> he was ib de because, bill, you going to ask de niro, a gu goiy being who sounds like the guy from being there. yes. if instead of talking about the garden t, he didn't try to talk about politics. yeah, that was you guys didn't see being that all, did you? peter sellers. they weren't. yeah. >> so i mean, that movie does>> not sell these high heads and thought maybe they kne thesw peter was already attacking the audience. it was because the ball jokes, wasn't it. >> it was. i been mad about the whole time. ye ts s. >> are you what i call i a millionaire? like you're privileged. i'm. clioi'm doing all right at a hr rate than i'm doing. all right. look at this stuff. it's great d , but this is real. unlike jesse. all right, cat. cat. you think it's the priorities d that are leading us into this dark place? >> welpll, congrats on your hair or whatever, but thank you. i also something the scientist brought up was he placed it brs respoactions in term of policy in respo

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. >> yeah, and let's be veryi amil honest, i am team de niro until trump me in a movie. but i but he was very measuredao like he said what he said he doesn't like him but i'll saydly one mistake that deniro didn't make that supposedly seasoned people likike hillary clinton made. he didn't attack people who vote for trump. polip. t the waynd you're supposed to feel about a politician you don't like, it's okay to hate them lik , but she was so stupid. she attacked people who voted for him. right as ? on o if like, they couldn't just be voting on abortion, they couldn't just be voting on crime o or immigration ormisk things that he believed in. so that was a mistake that he didn't mak hake thate, supposedt person like her. i think she just she reallyg th finished her career by doing that was a terrible move. very perceptive pivoatt waat. >t thank you, gray.ha it was very clever of. thanks very much. e e di he did there. katz. did you see what he did? yeah, but i agreate. i agree with that. kell, the problem is, i thin a lot of people kinde that of extrapolate that on their

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with trump it's his critics.is look at robert de niro.k at brad, he is five abscesg it's like 18 another. he is bigger and bigger like onf of those nesting dolls. i think the court cases are having the opposite effect on trump. they hoped ifectt would handicam and to some extent it did... turns out that trump with less time on his hands is a better trump in general. not just him, i think they've also galvanized support. it's creating a new persona for trump, the defiant victim who through his persecution represents everyone else who isn't a member of the approved elites and their pet causes.t you look at what's being done to trump and you wonder to yourself could they do that to me? you are right. it iu ars happening. they will do to you, look what they did t lo a lot of that january 6th errs. >> i will take the sketch artist as well. that would be great. i'm not a lawyer, everybody knows that.n what thewa biden campaign wantsr the democrats want...an what thet,y want is for presidet trump, they want a conviction. as the judge pointed out

well, i have to say, de niro. i m mean, he'e's killed at of people in the movies, right?, not only is he he's in his 80s, which gives people that kind of, you know, the ability to do anything that they want, he's in really good shape, too. so he's probably, if i had to fear one person, i think it would be him. you know, i think that makes sense. >> you can watch all the drama unfold at the 96th annual oscars, hosted by jimmy kimmel. coverage runs all day sunday leading up to the awards. it does start an hour earlier than usual, so make sure you are ready to go at 4 p.m. right here on abc seven, because you don't want to miss jimmy's monologue. our live coverage kicks off with abc seven news reporter luz pena. she will be live on the red carpet this afternoon on abc seven, and throughout the weekend leading up to the show on sunday. >> that'll be so fun. >> i asked jimmy, you know, when he decided to do the show, and he said he was asked really early on, didn't decide to do it until he watched barbie in the theater and realized, oh, this is a really good movie. it's going

look at robert de niro, right? and look at bragg.now like five braggs, like one bragg eight another bragg. bigger and bigger like one of those russian nesting dolls. i think the court cases are having the opposite effect on trump. they hoped it would handicap him and to some extent it did by narrowing the amount of time spent on doing other things. turns out that trump, with less time on his hands, is a better trump in general. it's not just him. i think these cases have also deepened and galvanized support. people see how the democrats have galvanized law there to subvert an election by destroyie candidate so it is creating a new persona for trump, the defiant victim, who through his persecution represents everyone else who isn't a member of the approved elites and their pet causes. so you look at what is being done to trump and you wonder to yourself, hm, could they do that to me? you are right, they will do it to you, they did it to a lot of the jan sixers, while putting them on a public trial. it can happen to you, jesse. >> jess

among his competition, veterans like robert de niro for killers of the flower moon, ryan gosling and barbie, and sterling k. brown, american fiction. you are a first-time oscar nominee how does that feel >> awesome? >> a little surreal if you're looking for possible upsets, pay attention to the best actress in a leading role race. >> why did you come here? >> lily gladstone is favorite to become the first native american person to win in her category after taking home the sag award. but poor things. emma stone won the bafta, the british oscar, a leading indicator of what international voters thing, international voters have a tensity, be a little bit different from american voters this year, they have a record breaking 93 countries in which they have voters that are voting from those countries. might tip the scales, be the best day ever, the best day ever. >> barbie topped the box office, right? >> for graduate, right for women. >> but fans that might want to prepare for a rough with greta gerwig overlooked for best director and margot robbie not nominated for best actress best song

obviously scorsese knows what he's doing and add in leonardo dicaprio and robert de niro but the standout tribe and it's so well done and if you can hang in there -- >> whit: it's a bit long. >> it's a lbit long. if you can hang in there, there's going to be a nice end to the film. >> gio: some amazing performances there and marching on to something else for people not afraid to take a stand. what do you got? >> well, you know this well. you've interviewed him. "rustin," colman domingo is a standout and this is a story, of course, about the man who was the architect of the march on washington for martin luther king jr. phenomenal film. very well done. again more history being made with colman's nomination would be great to see him get up there. this is a phenomenal film you can watch on netflix. >> whit: his career, he's been in the business 30 year, but now he's taking on these new lead roles, one project after another coming up. >> after another, i love seeing him grab those roles because he's so good. >> whit: he's incredible. you got something for us who want to swim that extra mile.

well i have to say, de niro. i mean, he's killed a lot of people in the movies, right? he also, you know, not only is he he's in his 80s, which gives people that kind of, you know, the ability to do anything that they want, he's in really good shape, too. so he's probably, if i had to fear one person, i think it would be him. >> you can watch all the drama unfold at the 96th annual oscars, hosted by jimmy kimmel. coverage runs all day sunday leading up to the awards, and he's very nervous about people not showing up on time because it starts at 4 p.m. this year, which is a whole hour earlier than usual. plus, we have daylight saving time, so just make sure that you know what time it is. also, lose. pena is going to give us all of these wonderful reports from the red carpet. she'll be live throughout the weekend leading up to the show on sunday. i also asked jimmy about his love for the movies. i had no idea that he's such an aficionado. he watches 100 movies a year. >> wow wow, gosh, to log that much. >> i mean, obviously he has to be knowledgeable about what he's talki

it's de niro, joy bejar, who,eht by the way, i went to india and they love joy.ethey because cows are sacred. that was great. >> and he really did go to india. that's great. that's good. >> you but what did you think of that joke when you were there on the plane back or what cat, you know, he's come after you. >> and it's weird because get the feeling that he probably should be in a mental hospitalshould or what. >> here's the thing some people are calling for to be removedr from twitter for this. >> and i think for him that actually would be worse than what happened. worse yes. i don't think he has much else.e live for. >> but this he doesn't have a job. when's the las hn't have a jobt2 a w do? i don't know. and he didn't. haon't dd get. yeah. there was no thing that happened. people were just kind of likplt i'm good. >> that's why he was canceled. without controversy, no controvers.nceledy. yeah, it was embarrassing thing ever, because there were so many ways to get canceled. get me too. didn't get him. summer of 2020. you didn't get it was justu can' people we

. >> almost a cross between de niro and jack nicholson. >> no release date yet for "the penguin."appy, tap, tap, tap-a-roo. >> a recent interview, happy gillmore star shooter mcgavin revealed the plans for a sequel are in the works. >> swing at this fan favorite role. weeks ago. and he said, you are going to love this. how about that? and he shows me the first draft of "happy gillmore 2." i said, yeah. i guess maybe you should cut that out. i don't want to be a liar. but he did show me that, and i thought, wow, that would be awesome. >> okay. >> oh, that's going to be great. that's too good to think about. >>> we will move on to katie couric, who officially is a grandmother. her daughter has given birth to a beautiful baby boy. john albert was born on saturday, just under seven pounds. the new grandma revealing he will be called jay, in honor of his great grandfather, and katie's late husband. writing mom and dad, ellie and mark are over the moon. katie said she will be going by go-go. so a huge congratulations to go-go. >> go-go. >> welcome to the party. >>> and kelly clarkson is

. >> well, look out de niro for the oscars next year, my friend. >> we've got the full one-minute versionrgot about it for years, but then i remembered that "avatar," the giant international blockbusters used the papyrus font as its logo >> "avatar," the movie from nine years ago? >> yeah, he highlighted "avatar," clicked the dropdown menu, and randomly selected papyrus, like a thoughtless child. >> that's ryan gosling set to return as host for the third time april 13th before that, we'll see kristen wiig stepping back into the studio, former cast member, hosting the 6th of april show, that's with musical guest raye chris stapleton will be the musical act on the the following week, the gosling show mark your calendars. though will be great ones. >>> next up, severe, the las vegas venue has quickly become an iconic landmark in sin city thanks to its unique cutting edge technology and audience perspective. in case you missed the u2 residency, here's a little bit of it. ♪ >> coach prime in the building i've got to nail the rest of this in front of coach prime if i'm going to get recruited a

tonight, hollywood's biggest night goes late with dwayne johnson, robert de niro, justin timberlake and. that's right, 30% off everything. >> i'm franklin graham, i'm in jerusalem, israel, and i'm standing in front of what they call the garden tomb, an empty tomb. and many people believe that's where the body of jesus christ lay after he was crucified for our sins. but on the third day, god raised his son to life and that's our hope in this troubled world in which we live. uh- our hope is in christ, a risen savior. have you ever trusted him as your savior? have you invited him into your heart? have you ever surrendered your life to him? if you haven't done it, do that right now. just pray this prayer. say god, i'm a sinner. i'm sorry. forgive me. i believe jesus, your son. i want to invite him into my heart and trust him as my savior and follow him as my lord from this day forward. amen and if you prayed that prayer, we've got some people that would like to talk to you, pray with you. so call that number that's on the screen and do that right now. god bless you. thank you. >> imagine yo

. >> that de niro outfit has me very focused. >> i'll see you at the disco later, i hope, as usual, our friday night? >> i'm taking a red-eye, because i really have poor sleep. >> you always do. you never sleep. back to apple. you don't want to give the doj a lot of time, but jonathan kanter was a guest earlier on "squawk box" talking about the case that they are bringing. as we made the point yesterday, jim, it will be years in the making, and so, who knows? the stock did suffer yesterday, though, on the announcement. take a listen to a little bit of what mr. kanter had to share earlier on "squawk box." >> our concerns are not with necessarily what apple is doing with apple's products. our concerns are with restrictions when apple tells others what they can and can't do with their products. that is our primary area of concern, and that is the primary area of our focus in the lawsuit. and ultimately, allowing others to innovate will yield more benefits, including the kinds of benefits that apple is able to generate, and we talk about this in our lawsuit, when it had access to the window

there is pacino and de niro, acted out by men who pushed the entire world of football to new levels becauseer of them ended up in first place because in the other big game of the weekend, you've got the l.a. rams owned arsenal football club. their fans deserve joy, too. tempted to keep up with liverpool and city. taking on brentford. with this opener, declan rice getting his meaty london forehead. from caitlin clark logo range, pablo. stroke of halftime. arsenal goalkeeper aaron ramsdale, this is hard to watch. it all went a bit katie britt. in agony, as his attempt to control the ball really turned into the equivalent of a kate middleton photo shoot. anxiety for arsenal football club. hearts are resilient. in the 87th minute, if you can use your head, while all of you are losing their heads and blaming it on you. arsenal, 2-1. talk of the table, joe. this title race, three teams separated by one point, ten games to play. it's really the most exciting title chase since football was broadcast in the united states. with the world in the state it is, we need this kind of joy, joe. >> yeah. >>